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>> reporter: the president today giving the commencement address at the university of delaware, himselfith a roadmap forward. >> there's too much violence. too much fear. too much grief. we must stand stronger. we cannot outlaw tragedy, i know. but we can make america safer. >> marieya villarreal joining from us uvalde, texas. the president and first lady expected to visit uvalde tomorrow. you're getting new information about the investigation and what authorities are trying to learn communications? >> reporter: as of right now, whit, it does look like there wasn't a triggering event that led to this particular shooting. but what we don't know is whether or not he deliberately targeted this particular school for a reason. we'll continue to follow this, though. whit? >> mireya, thank you. >>> iron katersky, you've been digging deeper into the active shooter training the officers went to? >> since 2019, whit, every texas school police officer has been made to take this active shooter train course. it is explicit. move in as soon as possible to neutralize the threat, even if that means a s

today, in his commencement address at the university of delaware, president joe biden remembered the young lives lost. >> as i speak, those irnts pa are literally preparing to bury their children. in the united states of america. to bury their children it's too much violence, too much fear, too much grief. we cannot outlaw tragedy, i know. but we can make america safer. >> cbs's omar villafranca is in uvalde, texas for us. omar, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. thousands of people have streamed into this park in uvalde to cry together and to pray together. and they're also asking questions. the biggest one, why officers took so long to stop the shooter. [♪ singing ♪ ] >> reporter: songs of salvation mixed with sorrow today as the small community of uvalde, texas came together after being ripped apart by tuesday's massacre. >> we represent you first and foremost, father god. >> looking for answers into uvalde school principal pete arrendondo's decision to not confront the shooter for 40 minutes. while students and teachers inside the schoolroom called 91. >> of course it is not

. >>> today biden spoke at the university of delaware. he called today a turning point in history in the wake of the uvalde shooting and the recent tragedy in buffalo. >> there is too much violence and fear. too much grief. let's be clear. evil came to that elementary school classroom in texas. to the grocery store in new york and far too many other places. in the face of such forces, we need to stand stronger. >> reporter: he is set to travel to texas tomorrow to meet with the families of the victims. >>> vice president kamala harris was among those that attended the service of ruth whitfield in buffalo. she is one of 10 people that was killed by an 18-year-old gunman at the tops grocery store. she called for courage in the face of hate. >> we will not allow small people to create fear in our communities. we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right to speak truth, even when it may be difficult to hear and speak. >> after the funeral harris and another gentleman made a stop at the site of the shooting where they laid white flowers

. >> president joe biden delivering the commencement address at university of delaware before headingde on saturday. >> as i speak those parents are literally preparing to bury their children. >> biden playing the role of consoler in chief planning to meet with the 21 victims' families reeling after the gunman murdered 19 children and two teachers at robb elementary school. heart broken parents still demanding answers and accountability after learning friday that more than an hour passed before the first 911 call and when a border patrol tactical team finally stormed into the classroom and killed the shooter. i'm cole higgins reporting. >> stanford students had a chance to speak with volodymyr zelenskyy. in an hour-long chat they talked about his country's determination to battle russia's invasion. >> what is important, zoe, answering your question in earnest, for us to be heard, for us to be understood. the leaders of specific countries should feel this pressure of this society and it's only then that they will appreciate the pain and feel it with you, through you. it is very importa

president biden remarked on the tragedy during his commencement speech at the university of delaware today. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer. we can finally do we have to depict the lives of the people and of our children. the president and first lady will travel to uvalde tomorrow to meet with 21 victim families. those families are still demanding answers and accountability from texas law enforcement after learning more than an hour passed between the first 9-1-1 call and when authorities stormed the classroom well, the vice president paid her respects to the victims in the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket earlier this month. this is a moment that requires all good people our god-loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for for this enough is enough. today kamala harris delivered remarks at the funeral for ruth whitfield the oldest victim in the buffalo supermarket attack. 10 people were killed in that incident which investigators say was racially motivated. harris met bereaved families before the service and afterward made an unannounc

. -- at the university of delaware, his research finds the safety officers in an institution of education, especially elementary schools, is detrimental. it can cause a relationship with law enforcement and trauma that is more intrusive, violating, and treatment icing -- intrusive, and violating for students. if parents felt that instead of child protective services taking their child away if they reported concerns of their behavior at home, perhaps there are resources the school can provide that would not require this detriment, your child going into the juvenile justice system, before a rehabilitative approach, that would be better. host: we will hear from joseph. joseph is in houston, texas, democrats. you are on with talisa carter. go ahead. caller: hello. this is joseph. welcome to the show. i wanted to mention to you, i understand president biden signed a federal executive order to reform policing. i watch a lot of first amended auditors. it is basically a teaching tool for american citizens to combat against brutality and injustice. it always refers to the small group of police tha

president biden remarked on the tragedy during his commencement speech at the university of delaware today. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer. we can finally do we have to depict the lives of the people and of our children. the president and the first lady will travel to uvalde tomorrow to meet with 21 victim families. those families are still demanding answers and accountability from texas law enforcement all after learning more than an hour passed between the first 911 call and when authorities stormed the classroom the vice president paid her respects to the victims in the mass shooting at a buffalo supermarket earlier this month. this is a moment that requires all good people our god-loving people to stand up and say we will not stand for for this enough is enough. today kamala harris delivered remarks at the funeral for ruth whitfield the oldest victim in the buffalo supermarket attack. and people were killed in that incident which investigators say was racially motivated. terrace met bereaved families before the service and afterward she made an ann

states, but urged americans to stand with him to make america safer during his speech at the university of delaware saturday. far too many places. or innocence have died. in the face of such restrictive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand strong. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer. after growing frustration and anger from the community here in new valley, the mayor is now calling on the department of justice to review its investigation. the department of justice has agreed to do so and we'll make those findings public and you validate texas jeff paul fox news. church in alameda is paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the school shooting. this is what it looks like right outside the towers united methodist church on oak street, church leaders are displaying 19 colorful chairs and memory of the 19 children killed two other chairs are the two adult teachers who died in the gunfire . francisco giants manager gabe kapler may suspend his protest tomorrow. it's something he started after that school rampage in you, baldy. capital announced last week he

states of america, president biden, his head of the graduation ceremony out of our master, the university of delaware on saturday. he attempted to frame the schoolmaster and your valdez, texas a cap list for the students to make a different educate agenda. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know we can make america safer. we can finally do. we have to pick the lives of the people and of our children. however, members of mass shooting survivors, groups are expressing their skepticism. so often change has been promised each time it hasn't materialized, nothing has changed. actually, we are moving backwards. there are more going out there. gone into 3 has been able to promote more theirselves, made people feel afraid. renewed attention is being paid to the marketing of guns to young people. a tweet from the manufacturer of the weapon used in tuesday's attack is drawing strictly. a small child has shown cradling a rifle. biblical scripture above train up a child and the way he should go. and when he is old, he will not depart from us. it reads, now the company's website displays a pop up window, offering its th

during the commencement speech he delivered at the university of delaware on saturday the president wasbout the need for gun control. do you think you will temper the tone of his remarks given that he is visiting a town that is morning? i would be surprised if that issue even comes up as he meets the families. we now that the purpose of this trip according to the white house is that the president and first lady are here to grieve with the community and they will attend a mass, they will stop here at rob elementary school to visit this memorial and meet families and first responders so i don't know when that topic will come up. i know when he makes public statements that may come up but i would be surprised if he brings that up as he tries to consult those families. it he brings that up as he tries to consult those families.- he brings that up as he tries to consult those families. it was a dilemma that _ consult those families. it was a dilemma that vice _ consult those families. it was a dilemma that vice president i consult those families. it was a - dilemma that vice president kamala

family of the dead stop it is expected he will the message he delivered at the speech at the university of delawareis bbc news, i'm shaun ley. the headlines: anger at the treatment of fans at the champions league final in paris. the match was delayed — some supporters claim they were tear gassed and prevented from entering the ground. we've been stood in this queue since quarter past six. i've got really bad asthma and i've been tear gassed twice. i'm just really, really struggling. thousands and thousands of fans out there getting tear gassed, with tickets. treating them like animals. it's a disgrace. real madrid won the match after a 1—0 victory over liverpool. the spanish football side take the title for a record 14th time. france and germany urge president putin to engage in peace talks as russia continues its offensive in the donbas.

i know unlike me, when i graduated from the university of delaware, i had a few minor infractions. ying down in ra. anyway. [laughter] unfortunately, we didn't have the same traditions you have here. before i take care of you, let's not forget, this is also the class that got rowdy during air force week and they are still trying to clean the chalk and syrup. you lived through the red beach massacre. [applause] and that helped the printers earned their wings. anyone want to fess up to getting the printer out of the chapel dome? now is your moment. [laughter] no one is going to admit it. ok. as your commander-in-chief, i will keep the long-standing tradition. you are absolved of your minor infractions. [applause] as i said, i wish my graduation speech had been able to do that. you think i'm kidding. i'm not. midshipman, the academy has a trained you -- trained you to be leaders. it's an easy word to throw around but hard to accomplish. you didn't take the easier route when you chose the academy. again, when you signed. you chose a life of service and purpose. you chose trial and sacri

. >> reporter: the presid addressed mass shootings in his commencement address at the university of delaware in far too many places in the grocery store in new york, and in the school in texas, far too many have died. >> reporter: the president, and the first lady is planning to meet with the families, and attend mass. >> too much fear, too much grief. >> reporter: a choir performed at a growing remoirl to honor the victims, and many prayers, and hulgs as the community tries to heal. around 100 motorcyclists made the trip from san antonio. >> they just touch everyone's hearts. it is the right thing to come in to give the respects. >> reporter: but mixed with the grief is the questions of the police response, and following reflations that the officers were held back from confronting gunmen as the children trapped inside of the classroom with him called 911 for help. and not everyone is happy about the president's visit. >> he is going to be here for a couple of hours to say what he wants to say is not what we need. >> reporter: and an investigation into the police response is under way. >>> v

. >> today, president biden delivered a commencement speech at his alma mater, the university of delawareled on americans to come together to keep the nation safe. >> in the face of these forces we have to stand stronger. we cannot outlaw tragi safer. we can finally do what we have d y.to to protect the lives of th people and of our children. w mi>> a tdlegislatiohen, giants manager gabe kapler says until further notice he'll be taking a stand by sitting down. >> i don't plan on coming out for the anthem going forward until i feel like there's -- i feel better about the direction of our country. >> kapler made his stance clear during his pregame interview with reporters on friday. on his blog, kap lifestyle, he wrote about a lesson his father taught him, to protest when he is dissatisfied with the country. this comes on the heels of warriors head coach steve kerr's passionate call for change on the day of the shooting. >> i want every person here, every person linkstening to thi to think about your own child or grandchild, mother, father, sister, brother. how would you feel if this happen

ahead of this visit to uvalde, texas, president biden spoke at a commencement ceremony at the university of delaware where he talked about his trip and also issued a call to action for the next generation. >> tomorrow i'll be heading to uvalde, texas, meeting each of those families. as i speak, those parents are literally preparing to bury their children in the united states of america, to bury their children. too much violence. too much fear, too much grief. and while this can feel like a very dark moment in america, i'm optimistic, never more optimistic in my entire life. here is why. i mean this, my word as a biden, i mean it, because of you, this generation, your generation makes me more optimistic. >> reporter: one of the big questions thonow facing this wh house is what more can be done to prevent tragedies like this from happening again. the president has said that he wants to see stricter gun control but there is not much more that he can do on his own on the executive level. so the white house has pushed for congress to take action. there is that bipartisan group of senators who are holding

of the 100 top ranked universities in the nation will host high profile conservative speakers. 53 of those top ranked schools will host liberal speakers, among them president biden at the university of delaware his home. i get it. nancy pelosi at brown. i'll go in reverse order now. shawn, your thoughts on this? >> well, listen, am i surprised? no. this is the center of wokeness on college campuses. of course they don't want to invite conservative speaker. this just exemplifies a problem you have on campus. conservative thought isn't welcome. but also another problem. the administrators have to deal with woke students that will, one, protest conservative speakers if they come in. they will protest liberal speakers when they come in. the kids in american colleges are out of control. they think they run the institution. time for administrators to say, we're going to have all thoughts welcome on our college campus and especially for commencement. >> harris: it would be that way. it's free speech. we don't want to hear from just one section of the young people. we want to hear from all of them. desiree, your thoughts on this? >> i think the student body has a say and choice in who comes to speak

present by delivering the commencement address it at the university of delaware. lady joe biden graduated from the school. the president spoke at it university's previous commencement ceremonies over the past several decades. during his speech that he urged unity among all americans. >> i call all americans this hour join hands and make your voices heard. work together to make this nation what it can and should be. the press address u.s. naval academy graduate in class yesterday. now to develop and store this holiday weekend more than 1400 flights canceled today after 2300 were canceled yesterday. this is in millions of americans trying to travel for the memorial day weekend. nate foy is life and our new york newsroom with more on that, nay. >> this is another holiday week and erling simply cannot meet the rising consumer demand. we are seeing more cancellation delays almost every minute take a look or rewrite of delta the most affected airline, 13% delayed were also seeing a lot of delays at united and blue airlines with 15 and 37% of their respective flights imp

executive of media a consultg firm and carly serves as vice chair of the biden institute, university of delaware. as a partner at owens patrick leadership seminars, she sits on the advisory board of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children, has certain of the board's promoting women's leadership communication skills. .. on her political work. and while she offers insight into her brother joe, she also has her own compelling story to tell as a woman breaking through gender barriers and showing that women can run major campaigns even at the presidential level. >> even at the presidential level. review in publisher's weekly says, the book shines with heart and humanity. the conversation this evening with valerie will be jon meacham, a biographer of several individuals and someone that joe biden has been known to consult with. and vanderbilt, a tv commentator and editor and senior publishing executive. so fortunate to have him moderating. so, valerie and jon, the screen is yours. >> thank you, personally i have to say get well soon to valerie. and we're supposed to be together. valer

the president ahead of that visit spoke at a commencement ceremony at the university of delaware where he talked about his upcoming visit and also issued a call to action for the nec yen -- next generation. >> tomorrow i'll be heading to uvalde, texas to meet with those families. as i speak, those parents are literally ly preparing to bury their children. in the dwryiet of united states to bury their children. it's too much violence. too much fear. too much grief. while this can feel like a very dark moment in america, i'm optimistic. i've nef more optimistic in my entire life. here is why. i mean this my word as a biden. i mean it. because of you, this generation. >> one of the big questions facing this white house now is what can be done to prevent tragedies like this from happening again. the president has said he wants to see stricter gun control but says there's not much more he can do on the executive level. they have pushed congress to try the pass additional gun safety measures time and time again. tlp is that bipartisan group of lawmakers who are holding early discussions abou

executive with an bd consulting firm and currently serves as vice chair of the biden institute, university of delaware, as a partner at owens patrick leadership seminars picture sits on the advisory board of the beau biden foundation for the protection of children, has served another board promoting women's leadership in communication skills. in her memoir valerie as touching accounts of her family life with insider perspectives on her political work. while she offers insight into her brother joe she also has her own compelling story to tell as a woman breaking through gender barriers and showing that women can run major campaigns even at the presidential level. as a review in publishers weekly said, salaries book quote shines with heart and humanity. conversation this evening with valerie will be jon meacham, accomplished biographer of several american presidents and other prominent individualsen ad some of who joe biden has been known to read and consult with. and also professor at vanderbilt and a tv commentator, not to mention a former top magazine editor and senior publishing executive. where' so

biden spoke at a graduation ceremony for the university of delaware. ak, those parents are literally preparing to bury their children. in the united states of america. bury their children. there's too much violence. too much fear. too much grief. let's be clear, evil came to that elementary school classroom in texas. >> cleave, how is the white house responding to what is pressure for executive action on this issue? vice president was asked this on the tarmac leaving buffalo? >> sure, you have vice president harris in buffalo, president biden heading to evolve the tomorrow. one of the things they're saying is that -- in addition to grieving with the families, speak the truth about what needs to happen when it comes to gun legislation. >> so we actually have our special guest with us on the panel today. i want to bring in gun violence activists naomi wildly or. naomi i'm so happy to hear. what do you want to say? would he want to say to u.s. and elected officials? state officials? you are a young person that's so close to this issue. what are your though

in nancy 42, graduated from the university of delaware in 1965. he was addressed -- he was appointed to the naval academy in nancy 65. -- 1965. see? -- was he? pres. sec. jean-pierre: i missed that part of the speech. i need to read that myself. i cannot speak to that right now. reporter: canada is making it impossible to buy or sell or transport or import goods anywhere in that country. would president biden consider a similar position on handguns here? pres. sec. jean-pierre: we will leave that to other countries. the president has made that position clear. he supports a ban on sale of salt weapons and high-capacity magazines and expanded background checks to keep guns out of dangers has. he does not support a ban of the sale of all can guns. reporter: in some places -- i gallon of gas cost more than people on the middle federal wage make more in a hour. what does the president want people to do, to stop driving to work? pres. sec. jean-pierre: he wants to -- he understands the feeling personally. we are seeing prices at groceries -- processes go

meanwhile, president biden delivered the commencement address at the university of delaware today. speaking on both the buffalo shooting at the uvalde shooting. >> let's be clear. evil came that elementary school classroom in texas. that grocery store in new york. far too many places. in time. the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. >> the mass shootings in new york and texas killed. 31 people combined. the commander in chief said the nation must do more to protect its citizens from violence, especially our young children. well, the families who lost loved ones in the collapse of of florida condominium tower last year have now reached a 1 billion dollar settlement. a florida judge has given the initial approval to that settlement. the collapse of the 12 story, champlain towers, south building killed 98 people last june. under the agreement, the money will come from several sources, including insurance companies and engineering companies. none of the parties are admitting any wrongdoing. now, very latest in ukraine tonight where russian forces have their eyes

joe biden addressed the tragedy as he gave the commencement address at the university of delaware tooolence. too much fear too much grief. we must stand stronger. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know but we can make america safer on sunday. he will travel to uvalde with the first lady where they will meet with the grieving families christine, sloan abc news, new york. the vice president paid her respects today to the victims in the buffalo supermarket mass shooting. kamala harris delivered remarks at the funeral for ruth whitfield the oldest victim in the attack 10 people were killed in that incident which investigators say was racially motivated. what happened here in buffalo in texas in atlanta in orlando? what happened at the synagogues? and so this is a moment that requires all good people our god loving people to stand up and say we will not stand. of this enough is enough. harris met bereaved families before the service and afterward she made an unannounced visit to the top supermarket site where flowers photographs and notes have been placed. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 from th

and right now the president is giving remarks here at the university of delaware commencement speech.ting. we're not sure he will, but we know this is top of mind for the president, and he has a special way of communicating that empathy to families. we know that because we saw it not long ago. it was less than two weeks the president and first lady traveled to buffalo where they laid flowers at a memorial at that supermarket where ten people were killed, just the latest mass shooting, really pulling from that deep sense of empathy and loss he has from his own life where he lost his son, his baby daughter and first wife decades ago. so that's something the president is going to be able to communicate tomorrow when he goes to texas. now, an open question is what the plan he has really to address gun violence in this country. he's been urging congress to take up what he calls sensible gun reforms like background checks in the aftermath of these two major shootings in just the last two weeks. and the president, we've heard him say he's sick and tired of these shootings, about having to ta

states, but urged americans to stand with him to make america safer during his speech at the university of delaware saturday. far too many places. or innocence have died. in the face of such destructive forces. we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger. we cannot outlaw tragedy. i know. but we can make america safer. after growing frustration and anger from the community here in new valley, the mayor is now calling on the department of justice to review its investigation. the department of justice has agreed to do so and we'll make those findings public and you validate texas jeff paul fox news. a church in alameda is paying tribute to those who lost their lives in the school shooting in your valid e. this is what it looks like outside the towers united methodist church on oak street, church leaders are displaying 19 colorful chairs in memory of the 19 children who were killed in that mass shooting. two other chairs on are the two teachers who were also shot and killed. francisco giants manager gabe kapler might suspend his national anthem protest tomorrow. campbell announced that for the s

the president sounded a similar note in the commencement speech at the university of delaware, tellinges that the country can and must do something. >> let's be clear. evil came to that elementary school in texas, to that grocery store in new york, far too many places where innocents have died. the face of such forces, we have to stand stronger. we must stand stronger, we cannot outlaw, tragedy, i know, but we can make america safer. >> but let's be honest, optimism is in short supply on whether congress will do anything at all, even as protests raged throughout the weekend outside the nra conference that took place in houston, inside the event donald trump himself and other republican political leaders were refusing any and all calls for gun reform. much of the attention right now remains on the law enforcement response to the shooting at robb elementary in texas. the justice department announced it will conduct a review of the response after it became abundantly clear that officers waited for over an hour before they stormed the classroom where the gunman was. during that excruciatin

yesterday, president biden spoke to graduates at the university of delaware where he addressed the recento make the nations safer. will visit uvalde today to meet the victims families. now back to dateline. now back to dateline >> welcome back to dateline. i'm craig melvin. john mcafee life on the land ended when he suddenly popped up with his young lover in guatemala. wanted by authorities in belize for questioning in the murder of greg faull, mcafee told reporters he was now seeking political asylum from the persecution he suffered their. the announcement curated an international media frenzy while back in the states, his family believed the press was choosing the wrong story. back to keith morrison with the fugitive millionaire. >> four weeks after the murder of greg faull, we and much of the the world's press tried to find the elusive john mcafee. a spectacle which, for greg faull's father art and stepmom roseanne, was hard to take. >> i had phone call from cbs, nbc, abc, fox, cnn, the new york times, and the wall street journal in two days. >> it was questions about this other fella.

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. >> president biden delivering the commencement address at the university of delaware earlier today speaking on the mass shootings in buffalo, new york and uvalde texas. the commander in chief said the nation must do more to protect its citizens from violence, especially young children. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 8 o former contra costa county sheriffs volunteer now charged with selling ghost guns. we'll hear from the county's district attorney about the case. plus, how california's oldest state park is recovering from a massive fire 2 years ago. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ for state controller, only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who